Subversion for Coders - Revision history

Edavis: Moving 'svn' subdomain to 'dev'

2007-08-30T14:36:00Z

Moving 'svn' subdomain to 'dev'

2007-08-30T14:33:54Z

Moving 'svn' subdomain to 'dev'

2007-01-02T20:57:41Z

Checking out: nowiki to stop text appearing as a link

2006-09-22T16:06:33Z

Checking out

2006-01-12T01:37:33Z

Making changes

2006-01-11T03:27:27Z

added stub for trac

2006-01-05T21:23:39Z

File operations

2006-01-05T21:22:42Z

File operations

2006-01-05T20:56:26Z

TODO: added trac

2006-01-05T20:55:50Z

added account setup instructions

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 ==New Projects==
-To create a new project in subversion, login to the subversion server (svn.freegeek.org) as root and do:
+To create a new project in subversion, login to the subversion server (dev.freegeek.org) as root and do:
    $ ./setup_new_svn_project.rb

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 Assuming you already have a user account on our subversion server, you need to check out a project to work on.  This is the command you probably want to use:
-   svn co svn+ssh://svn.freegeek.org/svn/PROJECT_NAME/trunk PROJECT_NAME/trunk
+   svn co svn+ssh://dev.freegeek.org/svn/PROJECT_NAME/trunk PROJECT_NAME/trunk
 (You may need to set up ssh public key-based passwordless logins for this checkout - and future checkins - to succeed.)
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 Without a user account, you can check something out anonymously, but will not have the ability to later commit your changes to the central repository:
-   svn co <nowiki>http://svn.freegeek.org/svn/PROJECT_NAME/trunk</nowiki> PROJECT_NAME/trunk
+   svn co <nowiki>http://dev.freegeek.org/svn/PROJECT_NAME/trunk</nowiki> PROJECT_NAME/trunk
 The only difference there was "http" instead of "svn+ssh".
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 Unless you use this to migrate from an existing CVS project, this creates a project without any branch, tag or trunk directories.  Those directories are, however, the recommended way to deal with branching and tagging in subversion.  It is therefore recommended that you then check out the project a different way and do:
-   $ svn co svn+ssh://svn.freegeek.org/var/lib/svn/PROJECT_NAME
+   $ svn co svn+ssh://dev.freegeek.org/var/lib/svn/PROJECT_NAME
    $ cd PROJECT_NAME
    $ svn mkdir trunk branches tags

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 Without a user account, you can check something out anonymously, but will not have the ability to later commit your changes to the central repository:
-   svn co http://svn.freegeek.org/svn/PROJECT_NAME/trunk PROJECT_NAME/trunk
+   svn co <nowiki>http://svn.freegeek.org/svn/PROJECT_NAME/trunk</nowiki> PROJECT_NAME/trunk
 The only difference there was "http" instead of "svn+ssh".

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    svn co svn+ssh://svn.freegeek.org/svn/PROJECT_NAME/trunk PROJECT_NAME/trunk
-or without a user account, you can check something out anonymously, but will not have the ability to later commit your changes to the central repository:
+(You may need to set up ssh public key-based passwordless logins for this checkout - and future checkins - to succeed.)
    svn co http://svn.freegeek.org/svn/PROJECT_NAME/trunk PROJECT_NAME/trunk

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	This is the command that will load your changes onto the central repository. It will open up an editor, into which you should describe the changes you've made. "Added a new foo feature to lib/application" or "Removed spelling mistakes from readme.txt" or "Vandalizing and destroying everyone's hard work" - whatever you want, but try to be descriptive, referencing the filenames you've changed and how they interrelate.		This is the command that will load your changes onto the central repository. It will open up an editor, into which you should describe the changes you've made. "Added a new foo feature to lib/application" or "Removed spelling mistakes from readme.txt" or "Vandalizing and destroying everyone's hard work" - whatever you want, but try to be descriptive, referencing the filenames you've changed and how they interrelate.
		+
		+	If you'd like to commit changes without going into an editor, you can just type:
		+
		+	$ svn commit -m "COMMENT"
		+
		+	Include the quotes.

	==Conflicts==		==Conflicts==

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 From then on, you can use the normal method for checking out a project.
 =TODO=
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 * branches
 * tags
-* trac
+* finish trac
 Back to [[Coders]]
 [[Category: Coders]]

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 ==File operations==
-Adding, removing, renaming and copying files, relative symlinks and directories is pretty straight-forward:
+Adding, removing, renaming and copying files, symlinks and directories is pretty straight-forward:
    $ svn add newfile

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    $ svn mv oldname newname
-Don't worry too much - no changes are irreversable in subversion.
+Don't worry too much - no changes are irreversable in subversion.  And don't forget to commit your changes afterwards.
 ==Branching and Tagging==

← Older revision		Revision as of 20:55, 5 January 2006
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	If you're interested in a more thorough coverage of this topic, please look to http://svnbook.red-bean.com/		If you're interested in a more thorough coverage of this topic, please look to http://svnbook.red-bean.com/
		+
		+	=Account setup=
		+
		+	On our subversion server, as root, run:
		+
		+	$ ./add_a_user.rb

	=SVN Basics=		=SVN Basics=